involvement: SIMPLE SPEAK SIMPLE LIFE (ponder this)
- 08/14/19 06:23 AM
Communication and all related dynamics are not limited to speech but to intent, motive, common sense and obvious necessity. The five senses are automatically attuned to each other and report to the bearer input and relevance to all that is observed or called to our attention. The senses speak (without speaking) by pointing toward a source and leaving it up to the person receiving to assess, interact, solve or dismiss. This is not complex yet it is for how can all this be? RECEIVERS & OBSERVERS Our default nature/existence is one of receiving and observing. That is how and why we were created. Mankind … (5 comments)
involvement: MYSTERY of LESS EFFORT
- 12/20/15 11:39 PM
Have you noticed that when you try so hard to accomplish something, it can go both ways. We can succeed or we can fail. The failing part has to be talked about so that we don't repeat the circumstances that led up to it. Trying too hard, over-doing something can turn around & bite you and still not perform FOCUS It is interesting to note that we are highly capable of being taught, learning and then implementing those experiences into a function or purpose. When done in the right order or process, a result is guaranteed and it comes about because we were designed to be able to … (9 comments)
involvement: WHICH IS MORE IMPORTANT: THE ENDING or BEGINNING
- 09/16/13 11:43 PM
Finishing what you start. You have heard this before. How about.."how you begin something will determine how it is finished". Consider also..."it is not how many times you fall, but how many times you get up". Remember this one...The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Or...never put something off tomorrow that you can do today... So, which one is it? The beginning or the ending that you find the more important of the two? BEGINNINGS EXAMPLES: 1. Two people meet, court, fall in love and get married 2. You go on a European vacation 3. You are successful … (7 comments)
Communication and all related dynamics are not limited to speech but to intent, motive, common sense and obvious necessity. The five senses are automatically attuned to each other and report to the bearer input and relevance to all that is observed or called to our attention. The senses speak (without speaking) by pointing toward a source and leaving it up to the person receiving to assess, interact, solve or dismiss. This is not complex yet it is for how can all this be?
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